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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
5
An editorial critiques lovelorn newspaper columns that hear only one side of domestic disputes. It argues for due process in judging letters from spouses and lovers who often write under assumed names to air grievances. It calls for balanced weighing by a judge and counselors before any verdict.
The nation debates federal control of professional boxing sparked by the Clay-Liston Lewiston incident. A DOJ commissioner would license boxers, managers, and promoters with penalties up to 1000 dollars and jail time. critics warn of overreach, while supporters seek reform across all major sports.
A note wishing Humphrey a speedy recovery and a successful operation arrives from Clem's Post Cards. The sender expresses concern while the recipient is ill and temporarily in charge.
A Belle Plaine reader writes Monticello city officials and Pictured Rocks Methodist Camp asking for action after two pool injuries this summer. He proposes posted strict rules, better lifeguard training, and public warnings to prevent diving accidents and pool hazards.
Onslow Tom and Merle Lathrop are away on a moose hunting trip to Canada. Ralph Cutler, a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jordan, has returned to his home in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hinrichs were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mabel Paulsen with others present.
Judy Paulsen of Cedar Rapids and the Neal Paulsen family joined Mrs. W. A. Hicks and the Jensens as Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christensen in Stanwood. Clarence Edwards in Clinton and Philip Hildebrant in Greeley–Cole visited, while Mr. and Mrs. John Null and Mrs. Mary Jacobs of Monticello called on Mrs. Carl Rickels at the John Paulsen home. The Astrurian club opened its season with a meeting hosted by president Mrs. Sharon Westphal featuring a flag salute, religious emphasis, Federation flash, and a sewing talk by home economist Mrs. Patricia Archer.
The evangelist Reverend Richard J Keim led services in the northeastern United States Canada and Iowa. He formerly served as evangelistic missionary to Belgium Congo and was pastor at Clarence Methodist Church. Mrs R D Love organist played at numerous revivals in the South. Originally from Macon Georgia he was State Director for the National Federation Music Clubs and organist choir director at Asbury Methodist Church Cedar Rapids.
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